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SAVE $60: As of May 29,Too Naughty to Say No (1985) - Remastered the TheraFace Pro is on sale for $339 at Therabody, a drop from its regular list price of $399. That's 15% off.

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When it comes to establishing a skincare routine that works for you, it can be challenging to sift through the noise of products, tools, and tips. If you want to cut through the clutter and improve your facial health with one tool, the TheraFace Pro could be an investment worth making — and it's on sale today.

As of May 29, score the TheraFace Pro for just $339, saving you $60, or 15%, off the regular list price of $399. Today's deal is lingering on after Memorial Day sales, so we recommend acting on it quickly while it's still here. This price is $10 cheaper than the sale we saw on Mother's Day, too.

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The TheraFace Pro from Therabody is an all-in-one skincare and facial health tool. In one device you get LED light therapy, microcurrent therapy, and a facial massager. Not only does it tout beauty benefits such as reducing wrinkles, puffiness, and inflammatory acne, but the TheraFace Pro also helps relax facial muscles, boost circulation, and relieve minor aches and pains.

In her review, Mashable's Deputy Reviews Editor Miller Kern gave the TheraFace Pro 4.0/5 stars and concluded, "It has become a staple in my skincare arsenal, and it’s absolutely worth the splurge." Enough said.

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Add the TheraFace Pro to your skincare arsenal today and save $60 when you order today from Therabody.

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